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    when training..

    whne training i know u should do bigger muscles 1st but i thought u also were suppose to do compound lifts 1st too? so when training should u do all compound movements 1st (ex.bench,cg bench,chin-ups,pull-ups,squats,etc.)then move on to the isolation stuff like bb curls?

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    Yes
    Bench press, incline press, dips then do isolation exercises
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    Quote Originally Posted by ForemanRules
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    Bench press, incline press, dips then do isolation exercises
    k man thanks but i'd do all the compound movements for back,chest and other muscles then after i'm done w/the compound movements go back and do the isolation stuff?

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    kenwood, how much you do on bent bb rows?

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    Quote Originally Posted by LexusGS
    kenwood, how much you do on bent bb rows?
    i can do 160 for 4-5reps

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    why?

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    Lol, just kidding bro.

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    Quote Originally Posted by LexusGS
    Lol, just kidding bro.
    haha why did u wanna know how much i could do on that for?

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    LexusGS, how much you do on bent bb rows?

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    Quote Originally Posted by kenwood
    k man thanks but i'd do all the compound movements for back,chest and other muscles then after i'm done w/the compound movements go back and do the isolation stuff?
    You young lads need to quit reading all the muscle mags.

    Forget about isolation movements and concentrate on all types of compound exercises.

    Note: Not asking you to try Iron man's program, but read the first page on isolation movements. Not needed unless you in a pre contest phase. This also is stated by another great trainer...Dante of Dogg Crapp Training.

    If you'll look at P-funks routine, I believe you'll see no isolation exercise. Hope I'm right on that Patrick.

    Note: besides a EZ bar curl, i haven't done an isolation movement in over a year and I'm stronger now then ever. Does not include the 70's and 80's, but the 2000's

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    With very few exceptions, isolation movements should always come last, or not exist at all.
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    Quote Originally Posted by kenwood
    LexusGS, how much you do on bent bb rows?
    I did 75lbs for 6 solid reps with the barbell last week. Proud of it!!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by LexusGS
    I did 75lbs for 6 solid reps with the barbell last week. Proud of it!!!
    sweet

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    Quote Originally Posted by kenwood
    sweet
    Yeah I'm actually glad I broke my plateau. I was stuck at 65lbs for a few weeks. This week I just felt extra strong, and managed to add more poundage for more reps. Thanks for the kind words Kenwood.

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    Quote Originally Posted by LexusGS
    Yeah I'm actually glad I broke my plateau. I was stuck at 65lbs for a few weeks. This week I just felt extra strong, and managed to add more poundage for more reps. Thanks for the kind words Kenwood.
    ur welcome bro congrats man

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    I hope by August I'll be doing somewhere around 95. But sometimes a goal is just a goal.....

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